Scalable systems,built with intent.

I build backends, platforms and AI products that stay fast and reliable as they grow. These days I run my own SaaS products and help other teams ship theirs, while in my third year of Computer Science at the University of Buenos Aires.

Tools I use every day

  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • SQL
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Astro
  • Vite
  • Tailwind CSS
  • shadcn/ui
  • Node.js
  • GraphQL
  • REST
  • Zod
  • Prisma
  • Drizzle
  • PostgreSQL
  • Supabase
  • Redis
  • Upstash
  • MongoDB
  • Claude API
  • OpenAI
  • pgvector
  • MCP
  • AWS
  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • GitHub Actions
  • Sentry
  • Figma

Products

Things I've built and still run.

Two SaaS platforms and the agency that connects them. I designed and built all three, and I still run them in production today.

  • LiveSaaS

    Location

    Location intelligence for growing businesses

    Helps businesses decide where to open next. You draw an area on the map and get census data, income levels, nearby competition and a sales estimate in one place.

    • Areas by radius, travel time or freehand
    • Census and income level layers
    • Competitors and points of interest
    • Sales projections with an AI agent
  • LiveAgency

    Synera

    A system to get better leads

    My agency. We run Google and Meta ads, build the website, create the content and set up a WhatsApp assistant, all connected to Loona so clients get leads that actually buy.

    • Google and Meta ads, adjusted every week
    • Fast websites that show up on Google
    • A WhatsApp assistant that answers day and night
    • Lead quality sent back to the ad platforms

Story

Built one layer at a time.

I wrote my first line of code at 15. Since then I've co-founded an agency and shipped two SaaS products, and all three are still running.

  1. Wrote my first lines of code

    High school

    I started programming in high school, learning the basics of how software is put together.

  2. Taught myself web development

    On my own

    The next year I went after the web on my own. I learned JavaScript, HTML and CSS, then kept going with frameworks, tutorials and courses, building things just to see how they worked.

    JavaScriptHTMLCSS
  3. Co-founded Synera

    Digital agency

    With two years of building behind me, I started my own agency with three partners. The idea was simple: put our tools and skills to work offering digital services of real quality.

    • Still running today, alongside my own products.
    TypeScriptNext.jsSupabasePostgreSQL
  4. Built Location

    B2B SaaS

    A tool for opening new stores in Argentina. It combines demographic and socioeconomic data from across the country so you can estimate a location’s potential revenue and see every competitor on a map.

    • Built on large GeoJSON datasets covering the whole country.
    • Deep, heavy work with the Google Maps Platform APIs.
    GeoJSONGoogle Maps PlatformNext.jsSupabase
  5. Built Loona

    CRM

    A CRM inspired by Attio, one I really like, but much more affordable. What sets it apart is its link to Meta ads: you build pipelines that feed results back into your campaigns, all from inside the CRM.

    • Pipelines that send lead quality back to Meta ads.
    • Everything else you expect from a modern CRM.
    Meta Ads APIAI AgentsNext.jsSupabase

What I do

Built like infrastructure, designed to scale.

Every system starts as one small piece. The real work is helping it grow without breaking along the way.

  • Backend Development

    APIs and services with clear contracts, solid data models and monitoring in place from day one.

    Node.jsPostgreSQLREST / GraphQL
  • Software Architecture

    Modular systems that can grow, whether that means a clean monolith or a set of services talking through events.

    DDDEventsMicroservices
  • AI Development

    Agents, RAG pipelines and LLM features that actually reach production, with evals, guardrails and costs under control.

    LLMsAgentsRAG
  • Software Development

    Typed codebases, automated tests and code that still feels good to work on a year later.

    TypeScriptNext.jsTesting
  • Cloud & DevOps

    Infrastructure as code, CI/CD pipelines and deployments you can trust, at a cost you can predict.

    AWSDockerCI/CD
  • Integrations & Payments

    Payments, invoicing and shipping integrations with webhooks, retries and idempotency done properly.

    WebhooksIdempotencyQueues

How I work

From first sketch to production scale.

Pretty much the same process on every project. It takes a fuzzy problem and turns it into a system that is easy to run and ready to grow, one layer at a time.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Before writing any code I get to know the business, its limits and where it really needs to scale.

    • Domain map
    • Requirements & SLAs
    • Risk review
  2. 02

    Architect

    Clear boundaries, data models and contracts, so each part can change without breaking the rest.

    • Architecture docs
    • Data model
    • API contracts
  3. 03

    Build

    Small, typed and tested releases, with monitoring in place from the very first deploy.

    • CI/CD pipeline
    • Automated tests
    • Monitoring
  4. 04

    Scale

    Measure, tune and harden. Queues, caching and cost control come in as traffic grows.

    • Load testing
    • Performance tuning
    • Runbooks

Contact

Let's build something that scales.

Got a platform to design, a messy backend to untangle or an AI product you want to launch? Write to me, I love a good systems conversation.

Send me an email

I usually reply within a day.It's in Buenos Aires right now.